Tex. Local Government Code § 335.022
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 335.022, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 335.022. ORDER CREATING DISTRICT.
Official statutory text
A county and a municipality, two or more counties, two or more municipalities, or a combination of municipalities, counties, or municipalities and counties may create a district under this chapter by adopting concurrent orders. A concurrent order must:
(1) contain identical provisions;
(2) define the boundaries of the district to be coextensive with the combined boundaries of each creating political subdivision; and
(3) designate the number of directors, the manner of appointment, and the manner in which the chair will be appointed in accordance with Section 335.031.
(1) contain identical provisions;
(2) define the boundaries of the district to be coextensive with the combined boundaries of each creating political subdivision; and
(3) designate the number of directors, the manner of appointment, and the manner in which the chair will be appointed in accordance with Section 335.031.
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